
As illusions drop, as attitudes drop, how relaxing it is to be at ease with yourself. Mar 31, 1985
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You are born into pleasure and pain, and eventually emotions develop. Then centuries of conditioning. From your parents, from your culture. How many personalities and faces do you have? All creating contradictions in you. But if you dig down, there is unity—an undivided, centered individual. Most important: do not deceive yourself. Sit. Look into yourself and the truth will reveal itself to you. As illusions drop, as attitudes drop, how relaxing it is to be at ease with yourself. What could be more tremendous in life than to meet your own destiny? Mar 31, 1985
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